Applied Arts

Living Beauty by Odami

Throughout history, apothecaries have acted as spaces of both curiosity and care. Traditionally defined by dark wood, elaborate detailing, and a plethora of small drawers containing unseen intrigues, these service-forward spaces offered intimate consultations conducted on either side of a counter. Living Beauty boldly reinvents this bygone but invaluable typology, defining an impactful interior design …

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North Macedonia Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale Revisits the Brutalist Architecture of Skopje

The Republic of North Macedonia Pavilion at the 19th Venice Architecture Biennale is dedicated to the Brutalist architecture of its capital city, Skopje. This architectural movement has given the city a distinctive identity following the earthquake that struck in 1963. According to pavilion curator, architect Blagoja Bajkovski, in the aftermath of the disaster, Skopje embraced …

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Campus LIDL France by Atelier M3 architectes

A New Urban Campus: Where Architecture, Nature, and Innovation Meet – Strategically located with views of the iconic Château and Parc de Sceaux, the new campus stands as a benchmark for the integration of architecture, landscape, and urban life. Designed to strengthen the district’s green and blue infrastructure, the site features a central landscaped core …

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HE:ARTS HANNAM Hair Salon by RVMN

Today, the beauty market is no longer confined to simply decorating one’s appearance. It has become a language of its own—revealing personal tastes, allowing one to encounter another side of oneself through diverse styles. Beauty now extends beyond external styling, evolving into a multifaceted culture that expresses identity, self-care, and one’s way of life.